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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09

" Commander FAirchlld, Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, desires
70 redeem himself In the ea,im alton Of
the public, he should devote his in.
hisncs 10 securing the passage Of a
resolution by thel Grand Army repu.
dating the ton Of the members 4
that body a, Wheeling, In their insul,
10 the President. The county tr.
pIts this 81 Louis convention TO
apologies very iankly and fully for
the abomiaable pc irnances Of Fair,
child, futile aud o,hers OF the order
relative 70 Mr.. Cleveland. II aothing
4 the Kind l. done. the Grand Army
Of the Republic will, b. the omis,lop.
msEe COME sion tina; IL Ia simply a
wheel IN tho Republican machine.
and stand disgiaced.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09

Mn. GL,DrosE is physically unable
10 focept the invitation TO visit
America during the celebration Of
the ennlyemary Of the Amer.
can Consultation, bu, his letter
OF acknowledgment 10 Of rare inter.
oSL H,ylng been the only foreigner,
with tho exception Of accredited dip.
lomA!io officers, invited by the com.
mission TO attend the exercises, he
deolarcs this 10 be the gros,es, c0mp.i.
menl no has ever received. His sllu.
sion 20 tho coniralernily Of English.
speaking nAtlonh Ia In lino with previ.
Gus writings OF tho great statoiman.
Upon this subject no has thought
profoundly. and In q communi.
Gallon 10 one Of the Bril-.
iah reviews some time ago
he demonstrated msthema,ioally tina,
the time would come when the Eaglish
speaking psople would dominate the
entire globe. Having made this fore
cast. and oorrs'stlng Magma Char,a
and the American Constitution, Mr..
Gladstone made m eloquent plea for
the mAiniepsnce OF cordial iraternal
rotations In the interest Of q high civ.
ils,tion. The commission, In assur.
Ing Mr.. Gladstone, In the event Of his
coming 10 America, q reception as cor.
dial aud splendid as that accorded La
fayotto on his return 10 Amehcs, did
not over estimate the nature Of the
ovation. Indeed, We eau we'll Imagine
that II would have ouidone In mag
nhocni display OF popular 70.
gard anything known In the
annals Of the world, and
would have aSuned the character Of
q Historical event memorable peipst
uilly for iii signiac,nc,. 0ne ioature
Of the lsl.or which has special Interest
10 all who hope tha. Ireland may ye,
be free u her troubles, 10 Mr.. Glad.
sione's o,aIemsn, that he prop 1ses do.
voting the remainder Of bis liie--a
lew days NJ best-to the iur.herance
Of tho lri'h cause, and that he mus,
husband hi, mental aud physical on.
orgies 10 that ond. lie cannot dofl his
harness 10 enjoy holiday. I, 10 .
mosl heroic altitude.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09

rHKKr wis q remarkable riot In Rot
tefdAm Wednesday right. A socialist
aglta,or Of pramlnence was or lying n
reception In his honor. when the
building was STACKED ard tho social.
LEI ~ torn down and burned. II lie,
Of couue, no new thing that a socialist
meeting should be SUI ,ct,d to vio-
len, interference, but II is ordinarily
the cise that Il IL the police Of whom
they stand In dread. But In the
present Instance the interfering porly
wAs composed Of oltIIlns no. IN sym.
pa,hy with tho socialists, and tina
poles had 10 come 10 the rescue Of
tho latter % bo protected by The
p5lics would be very novel expert.
once 10 Chicago or New York
acc .aliEls.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09
TRADE PUsHERS.

A. n. Collier and Eaton P. Govsn,
both we'll known salesmen for the pop.
ular boot and shoe house OF Goodbar,
Love 4 Co, are in the city for q few
days rest.
Robert Bynum, Of Watson, Ark, Is
successful merchant. and realizes the
fact that Memphis is the ches pest
market at " hich he can buy goods 10
make the largest profit on. He is the
guest OF Mr.. @. G. Withers, Of Robson,
Block & Go.
-.
Mr.. ]. N. Morris, Of Psndleton,
Ark, is in the city, giving orders for
his supply Of merchandise.
-.
J.J. Winter, merchant tailor, OF Du-
quoin, ILL.,, is stopping at the Gayoeo.
Els object Is first class orders for his
first class goods.
Otto H. Wedpg, representing q
large fancy grocery house Of New
York, has a sample room at the Gay.
oso.
Stone and granite iron ware ia de-
handing a good price this sesson, but
O. L Dean, of st. Paul, proposes TO
take orders at ground rate figures.
He will be at the 6ayoso for several
days.
E. L. Dillingham;, Boston, and J.
Wood, Plt,sbu-g, are making their
regular fall calls on the trade.
-
o. W. Gibson and r. P. Brown,
merchants Of the thriving town Of
Aberdeen, Miss are guests at the
Gayoso.
A special IRON Jsckcou, Miss, to the
APPEAL says: The Railroad Commt-
sion today, on the complaint OF some
drummers, reduced the rate on ers
cessive baggage on the vicksburg and
Meridian and Matches, Jackson and
Columbus roads. They also cited the
Illinois Central and Ksnsas City. Men,
phis and Birmipghsm railroad COM
pennies TO appear there on the 10Th and
goth instant for the purpose OF look.
Ing to revision OF their freight rates.
-.
Leon Abeles carries all OF his smooth
elegance Of manner along with him at
all times. and that Ia one Of the rea.
sons he In 80 ancGesaful In sending big
orders for plush goods back to his New
York hrn.
Isidro Peudss, the agent Of large
New York firm, which deals txclu.
sively In pure Havana cigars, arrived
AT the Peabody Last night.
%.
There Ia nothing sour or Ill humored
10 J. L. Frledmsu's makeup, even
n he does cell vinegar for Psduc h,
KY. fsctory. As usual, he is stopping
a. the Peshody.
-,
Frarr Richter, nl New York, Is Of
the opinion that rubber goods are fast
getting to be az much worn in the
South ~ In the North, and that bis
New York houre can cell them
chsnrer than fny other firm; at least.
he will know the reason why before
: be leaves.
"wf ether We want 'sm or not, We
have TO have them" oaId George ".
Gray. ~ he unpscted his solemncholy
trunks, filed With undertaken sup.
plles, al the Peabody yesterday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09
a hspist Sentenced

NASHVILLE, TENN, september g.
In re Criminal Court today Martin
Matthew, oolored, pleaded guilty to
the charge Of attempting to commit
rape upon a child under ten years Of
age, bat bis crime was deemed too
grave 10 extend mercy aud he wa'
tontenced 10 thirty.two yesre Of bard
service In the penitentiary. This 10
tbs ofse in which the young negro
claimed tha' he was only helping the
little girl huEt eggs under the hoaee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09

Of the service In charge. n. utmost
care 10 tsaksn with the thermometer.
Thsy ere frequently tested and cor
rected. The result Il that In these
larger cities the Signal Service ther.
mometers never show the extremes Of
temperature that the door. post instru'
ments do. but the reverse Is the case
In the smaller places.
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Favor Co Education-0ther Items.
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IuEI, Miss, September Soar do.
pot agent, Mr.. L. Merrell, was called
suddenly today 10 attend the funeral
Of his mother, at CORTLAND, Ala, who
died last night. She was eighty.hve
years Of age.
II lie reported on our streets today
that some q the prominent citizens q
Allsboro, Ala, twelve miles from
Iuka, have Endorsed the erection OF a
$500 school building for the purpose
OF co-education.
Oar County Court today ordered q
special courthouse tax OF 8 mills
levied, and recommended that the
next Legislature Of Mississippi paae an
act authorizing the court 10 issue go.
0)0 In 0 per cent. interest bearing, non
taxable bonds, payable In one, two
And three yeare; that M soon az come
bonds be negotiated a courthouse b.
luill
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09
resses.ss state Fair.
lsrEcilL 70 rHs ArrslL,l

FAsuvIlLn, TESS., September s.
Every indication points to graad sue.
ocsa Tor tho Erea, Tennessee fair, which
will opoa al West Side Park On the
20.h instant OF coure, the local In.
terss. In the event il general, aud 70.
ports irom outside p1inis show that Il
Ia being looked forward 10 with ple,s.
ant anilclpa,ions by the people Of all
tho Surrounding county.
Mrs. =, A. Bailey, prophe,rers Of ,he
Bailey House, ard Dr. w. McAtli"'
ter were married at q o'clock this
evening. They left Tor New York ~
DO absent oeyaL weeks. p"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09

TIE result Of the examination In
the case Of Poindextsr, the Pullman
car porter, charged with abducling tho
children Of Mrs, Ford, Of California,
sill be awaited with great anxiety by
ihe public. II the porters are not
aa,ishei -i,h their p'esen. scale OF
llpl and are disposed 10 tIao. ransom.
,ne sooner tho fact Ia known the
be,teT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09

xoGAhIoLs has been indicted for
conspiracy. The famous boodler 10
probably In tina. state Of nervous anx.
isty with regard to his safety In Can.
ada that he may conclude 10 10 to the
North Pole. Possibly some Of the
6,eing American rogues may yet do
the cause oil science q grea. service.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09
A Car Driv sr's tttnt Go Y.
a.. HIIInr n Al. Ann.nI.

~ w EsIINWE " wv NTINNTf
MEMPHIS, September s, 1871 see
letter in the APPEAL OF September
s.h giving the ttrcst car drivers hard
rap. lam enc oil,hole drivers, and
wish 10 sive =, a. ansrer n you will
allow me. He gives Il 10 all drivers
alike, making no exceptions. There
are i1st &c good, true men driving cara
~ Mr.. + whoever be II, Ana Il he
wishes 10 awe one Of them that
"ihrashinR" be speaks Of his fine will
be paid for bin by a driver. This does
not include his doctor hill.
A SIR SET CAR DRIVER.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09
90. Education On chattanooga.

IHFEVIHb 10 ~ tTFHHb'I
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, September 8.
The city Ia considerable stirred up
over the fact that the faculty Of Chat.
tsuooga University. which Ia under
the management OF the Fresaman's
Bureau, favor the admission Of colored
students. About elk colored boys,
from Knoxville, will seek matrlcula.
ton next Monday. Citizens Of this
city own stock In the university and
win erjoin the faculty from receiving
negro students,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09
A floIsi Ilohbery.

Lnwsros, MISS., September s.
Yesterday afternoon a bold robbery
was committed Ia the town oi Eba.
A. Decker, farmer, sold one Of hi,
farms some weeks ego, receiving i20OC
fir y, which be kept secreied In bic
residence, thinking the bank unsafe.
About $3.50 o'clock, Mr.. Decker beine
absent, Mrs. Decker went o. q spring
for water tome ten minutes walk from
the dwelling, leaving a elk months old
child In the houSe. Upon returning,
when In sisht ( the dwelling, che Dis.
covered smoke issuing from the &C.
ond ttory window, and on entering
the honso iound tho nlmes beyond
control Ald the money gone from ia
hiding place. She barely escaped with
the child. The buildirg and contents
we're al consumed, with no insurance.
Decker hal been cautioned about
keeping 40 much money In the house.
There 10 no clew 10 the robbers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09
A Vein of sails rouad.

LnAvEswoRru, Kas., septempber s.
The vein Of salt struck here yester.
day in tho ssll Of the Ellsworth Min.
ina Company, at depth OF $50 feet,
has now reached a thickness Of 1856
feet and the bottom not yet reached.
II 10 pure rock salt, very strong, ard
pronounced by experts superior n
any other discovered. II Ia claimed
10 be the thickest vein In the world
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09
THE WEATHER.
Indications.

For Mississippi; Fair weather; nearly
stationary tempersturoi light TO fresh vArl
able winds.
For ArkAnsAsi Slightly warmer. fair
wsathori iisht to fresh winds. sensraily
sou,herly.
For TsnneHssee; Warmer. fair weather
light 10 fresh wind. generally bssoniss
southorly.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09
MEMPHIS APPEAL
FRIDAY, {: f., SEPT. ., 1887
THE MEMPHIS PAPER OF THE
LARGEST EJACULATION
Is the OLD RELIABLE APPEAL.

Tho AyPRAL may DO found on 6ie IN 81.
Loui, 81 tho Lindel Hotel.
In New York at the finh Avenue Hotel
and at the sfiso Of tho American Newspaper
Publisher Association. ia Temple Court.
This pspsr 10 represented by J. X. Van
Doren. Special Eastern Advertising Agent.
No. Il Tribune Building, New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09

THs Chicago jail seems TO be sort
Of sieve. 10 constructed as 10 hold
small criminals, while permitting the
big ones 10 get away.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09

IT 10 TO be hoped we have hoard tho
last Of ies hunting expeditions Of dep.
uty eherihs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09

NnADKvlLLE, PA.--The Hotel Ar.
lipgton at saegetown, six miles north
Of this place, erected last spring al a
cot Of ~, 900, was entirely destroyed
by hie this morning,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09
rcssssaay's Local Temperature.

Maximum tsmperaturs, ss.Si minimum.
ross etons. a. rainfall. 900. :. L.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09

"Wf ether we want 'sm or not, We
have 10 have them" oaid George ".
GRAY, NJ he unpscked his so'emnoholy
trunks, filed With undertaken sup.
plies, al the Peabody Yesterday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09

Farr Richter, ri New York, Is Of
the opinion that rubber goods are fast
getting to be as much worn in the
South ~ In the North, and that bis
New York house can cell them
chsnrer than fny other firm; at least,
he will know the reason why before
be leaves.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-09

Col. Reuben o. Reynolds, who died
al his home, Aberdeen, Miss, on Sat.
urday last, vas one OF the most brill.
liant and leading legal inlelleots OF
that State. With only the purpose 10
epeak q bin % one OF the passing
Gguree, ~ q truly brave, honorable
and true man, and not with any at
tempt az obituary eulogy, he Ia re-
iorred 30 by the "Chat Man" for the
merest sketch Of his life and services
would embraces q commendable por.
tiou Of the political and legal history
OF the State. As q lawyel. he wls
eru1ite and versatile. Aiapolitclan,
hs vas aggressive and gifted with the
aculeness which marks q lesder OF
mon. Since the year 1875 he has
represented the county Of Monroe In
the State Senate, aud has Excessively
been chosen too president pro TEN Of
that body. without opposition. A
brii isiiolpeol Of his career Ia bfsl
told by Col N, A, Percy, OF Green
Vile, who was In thu city yesterday
from Monte eano, whore he has bean
summering with bis family. Said the
brilliant compeer OF the efed
Reynolds; mo man was more
invorably known and universally
liked In the state. He was q
man OF the hnett talenia aud
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-09-01
THE AMERICAN PARTY.

The executive committee of the new po-
htical party recently organized in Philadel-
phia, Pa. under the name of 9Th American
party" has issued an official call for ma
tional convention to meet in Philadelphia,
on Friday and Saturday, the 10th and 18th
of September, and they call upon all Ameri-
can citizens, of whatever party or special
afiil ation, who sympathiZe with the senti-
ments and are in favor of the political OBJ
jects of the new party intended for the pur-
pose of completing the organization, and
promoting, among others, the following
specific objects:
First-TO emphasize and perpetuate the
sentiment: "America for Americans"
Second-'fhe restriction of immigration.
Third-A thorough revision of the natu-
raj cation laws.
Fourth-Ressrving American lands for
American citizens only.
Fifth-The protection of Americans in all
their rights, on land or sea, in ali parts of
the world.
Sixth-To restrict and guard the right of
elective franchise.
Seventh-To abolish polygamy in the4Jnit-
ed States Immediately and entirely.
Eighth-To enact and enforce such laws
as Will tend to eradicate intemperance.
Ninth.To develope the resources of the
country by wise system of internal i'm
provements.
Tenth-To protect and promote the Amer
lean system of free common schools.
Eleventh-To adjust the relations between
labor and capital on permanent basis OF
equity and Justice
And especially do we invite the represen-
tatives and members of the following or
CARNATIONS to meet and cooperate with us
in said convention, viz: The Patriotic Order
Sons of America, the Order of United
American Mechanics, the Junior Order of
United American Mechanics, the Order of
Deputies, the Sons of the Revolution
Sires, the Political Alliance, the United
Minute men, the various oranges and all
other orders and organizations whose prin-
ciples aud sentiments will enable them to
work the American party on the forego-
ing basis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-09-01

A gentleman visitor at Sodus Point
last week, who is thoroughly respon-
sible witness, relates an interesting an
ecdote of the English sparrow that goes
to show that the new State law against
the intentional feeding of this plucky
and aggressive bird is already sharpen
ing its wits. The gentleman was stand
ing on the dock near the Walsh boat
house, when his attention was called 20
IA sparrow that had perchcd upon LOG
a few feet away. The bird had a small
piece of bread in lis bin. and was drop
ping crumbs into he water below. A
minute passed, and hen like flash the
sparrow plunged its little head into the
water and drew OF, struggling min
now. TIE fish was seized in the bird ;
claws, and with a few agile movements
was torn to pieces and devOured. leaving
nothing 0ut the ba. kboue. Then the
bird flew away with the air of one who
had done his duty.-LyOnS IN ~ Re
DY1ktcTR
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-09-01
Quicker Time To Chicago.

Commencing Sunday, Aug. 81, the
Chicago, Milwaukee IL St. Paul Rail-
way will improve its train service, and
its through trains VIII leave St. Paul as
follows: For Milwaukee and Chicago
(fast line). $50 p. IN. daily; for Mil
waukee and Chicago atlantic Express),
? p. m. daily; for La Crosse, Milwau-
kee and way day LocaD, 7.25 a. M,
except Sunday All these trans
run via River Division, through Winona,
La Crosse and Milwaukee, and all
classes of tickets will be honored on
them. The Fast Line train makes the
run from st. Paulto Chicago in fourteen
hours, serving breakfast in Dining Car
before arrival. This is the quickest
time made by any route between these
cities. With its elegant Day Coaches.
magnificent Pullman Palace Sleeping
Cars of the newest and most approved
pattern, the finest Dining Cars in the
world, aud the beautiful scenery of the
Upper Mississippi River, this line offers
to its patrons advantages and accom-
mOda,ions that cannot be excelled
For Time Tables and Map Folders
showing details of time in both di-
rections apply to any coupon ticket
agent in the Northwest.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-09-01
THE OLD WORLD.

A pleasure yacht sailing in the river
Thames at London, with p persons on board,
was struck 10y a sudden squat Friday and
caps zed, II Of the party being drow ed.
Mr. Gladstone's motion for an
address to the Queen praying for the nullifi-
cation of the Governments proclaiming the
Irish National League was voted down in
the House OF Commons, l49 ayes, 2.2 NAYS.
The London Times publishes crop
statement showing that the English wheat
crop will be 100000 bushels short of a
supply equal to the demand and this
necessity must be met from foreign sources
There will also Ice a demand for foreign
grown corn, and the prices of both wheat
and corn will be higher than for some years.
Another attempt has been made to
assassinate the Gar of Russia. A nihIlist,
disguised a an officer of the guards, ap-
preached tue imperial guard while they
were escorting the Gar on his journey from
st. Petersburg to krasnocselo, and twice
fired revolver at the Emperor. The first
shot went wide of its mark but the second
perforated the Cars coat. The assailant
was promtly seized and disarmed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-09-01
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

500 patents were issued at Wash
ington on the nth A careful analysis of
the whole list shows that i40 patents go to
the middle states, l25 to the West and
Northwest, 80 TO New England, 81 TO the
Southern states and 10 to California.
Judge Alexander McCue of New York
Solicitor of the Treasury, has been appointed
Commissioner of Fish and Fisheries to sue
coed the late Prof. Baird of tue Smithsonian
Institute There is no salary attached TO
the Office, Congress intending it TO he filled
by some one in the employ of the Govern
ment who could thus attend TO the duties of
the position.
President Cleveland has accepted the
invitation rendered him by the University
of Pennsylvania, the Philadelphia library,
American Philosophical society, Franklin
institute Law academy, aud Historical
society, u attend banquet to be given in
his honor at the academy of music on
Saturday evening the IL of September In
the afternoon of the same day the Presi-
dent will attend banquet rendered him
by the Hibernian society. The society has
had for its guest Presidents ashington,
Jefferson, jackson, Ter and Grant.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-09-01

THE September Harper's is parti-
cularly rich in three short stories. be-
side the two serial novels and a strong
variety of descriptive articles. Blanch
Willis Howard contributes a humorous
novelette,. ..TOnv The Maid" illustrated
bv Reinhart. The conclusion of this
bright and amusing picture of American
tourists abroad will appear in the Octo-
Der number A brief romance of Old
England in the Cavalier days of Charles
II. is written by the remarkable young
Southern author, Amelie Rives. whose
portrait appeared in the May HarPer's.
The title of her tale is.'.Nurse Crumpet
Tells the Story" Another Southern
.rorv-teIler, Richard NJ Johnston. is
rspresented BY a study of two negro
characters, ..Moll and Virgil" with an
illustration by KaPPes-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-09-01
Picked and ickled Chickens.

A teacher from Harris County, who
has had charge of a school at Green
Hill, Stewart County, tells a story that
would be hard to believe were it not
known that he is a reliable gentleman.
He says that at the house where he
boarded the family threw lot Of
spoiled pickles in the yard late one
afternoon. The chickens ate the
pickles and in few minutes were laid
out for dead. The family decided that
they would at least save the feathers.
Accordingly the chickens were picked
and afterwards thrcwn into a gully
near the house. Much to the surprise
of the family. the next morning TIE
the yard was full of naked chickens.
1t seems that they had only been
temporarily intoxicated by the pickles.
Columbus ga Enquirer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-09-01

JAY GOULD. Cyrus W. Field. Sidney
Dillon. Russell Sage, and AlOnzO b
Cornell in the busy financial season
meet and eat lunch together every after
noon. between l and O'Clock, in the
Western Union Building on Broadway
These men represent about $500. 900, 600
but they alway- eat very plain lunch
at the expense of the Western Union
Company. Jay Gould sits at the head
Of the table. No liquors are served.
and after lunch no one of the little
group fingers at the table to smoke a
cigar.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-09-01

GEN. CLUsERET. the Communist re-
lates that after the Versailles troops en-
tered Paris he was saved by priest to
whom he had given facilities to see
Archbishop DarbOy in his prison. He
knocked at his door and said, You
recognize me? You knU v what want? P
The priest replied, Perfectly; you are
at home" He provided NJ. Cluseret
with ecclesiastical costume. kept him
for five months. and with the aid of his
order got him safely across the frontier
into Belgium.